Our fiscal year 2024 report is now available to read online or download as a PDF! Explore the ways your donations and volunteer hours supported your neighbors at Doorways on their journeys.

You are a critical part of our response to domestic and sexual violence; this life-changing work would not be possible without you! 

Fiscal year 2024 was another record-breaking year:

• Safehousing sheltered 70 households — a record high.
• HomeStart supported 65 households, a 27% increase compared to 2023.  
• Children’s Services provided 1,053 sessions, a 63% increase.

Thank you for giving the gifts of safe harbor, healing, and hope. You make a profound difference in the lives of survivors and their families. We appreciate you!

Join us Thursday, May 1st from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. on Rocklands' patio for a spring pig and oyster roast benefiting Doorways!

This event sells out every year, so get your tickets before they're gone!

‘We’re disaster planning’: Trump’s funding freeze rattles domestic violence nonprofits

"The Trump administration funding cuts aimed at 'woke' federal programs have now ensnared some organizations working with a particularly vulnerable group: victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Leaders of gender-based violence nonprofits said that the freeze — which is the subject of a pitched legal battle — has sparked concern about how long they can continue to provide emergency shelter, legal and crisis services to abuse victims around the country.

Adding to fears: the Department of Justice's Office on Violence Against Women wiped information about open funding opportunities from its website in February, directing applicants to not finalize any grant applications.

Advocates warn that the prolonged uncertainty and potential cuts could destabilize lifesaving services across the country."